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8 THE CASOUNtAH WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 5, 1953 The Raleigh S C EN E MRS MONROE’S BIRTHDAY Mrs Cora Monroe of 321 E Ca barrus Street clebrated her birth day on August 31 SHARPERS RETURN FROM VACATION Mrs Sarah B Sharper and daughter, Miss Gloria Sharper, returned from their vacation recently. They were the house | guests of Mr* Mamie E. Stew art Jamaica, LI, New York. Mrs Robert Burns of New York City They are sister and brother of Mrs, Sharper, The Sharpers also visited other rel- I atives in Plainfield and Ro selle N J MRS IDA ALLEN AND PARRISHES HOSTS Mr and Mrs. Blaton Hardman and family of Detroit, Mich., were the house guests of their aunts, Mrs Ida Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parrish of 1006 E Jones St. They reported an enjoyable vaca tion here MISS RUBEN LITTLE RETURNS Miss Ruben C Little has return ed home from New York City as- ! ter visiting her sisters and bro- j thers m _ ; SMITHS GO BACK TO PHILLY , Mr and Mrs James V Smith j have returned to Philadelphia. Pa , j after spending their vacation with ,| his mother, sister and brother at j 744 Ellington Street, and Mrs j Smith’s father in Garner. j MR JOSEPH CHAVIS PAsbES MR JOSEPH CHAVIS Mr. Joseph Dennis Chavis, a former resident of Raleigh, died in Philadelphia, Pa , recently He was the srm of lb* late Mr. Dennis Cha vis and Mrs Nancy Radford Cha vis. Survivor* include hi* daugh ter. Mrs. Effie C. Johnson, Stem her of ft. H. A. Clean, Comfortable Room* Miss Lucille Griswold Prop. 220 E. Cab&mra St, Raleigh Phone TE 3-fiSOO | Fayetteville Street baptist church Cor. Fayetteville end Ranter TE 3-3253 Raleigh, N. C. W. F. Fe!****i i 3me>pb Whltelsee cf Fmasc@ 9:ao .......... Bvadts® &dhm\ | 11:00 WturaSiip Service 6:00 PM S. T. O. 7:30 Wednesday Teacher* Meeting -6.30 Wednesday Fra yet Service. SJepSjj@£ Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co, Os Rahigh a?OS HILLSBORO STREET. RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA TEL. TE 3-1071 Philadelphia, four sisters, Mrs. j Bessie C. Perry, Pensgar, N. J.; Mrs, Addie C. Matthews, Phila delphia; Mrs. Lu d y C. Asbe. Raleigh; and Mrs. Arzella C. Taylor. Philadelphia; one bro ther, Mr Frank Chavis. Rai- ; eigh; and several nieces and nephews He served in the Air Force over seas in Germany for 2 1-2 years Funeral services were held in Philadelphia from the Terry Fun eral Home. Final rites were con ducted at the Raleigh Funeral Home Chapel last week with the Rev Joseph Hunter in charge MOTOR TO VIRGINIA BEACH Mr and Mrs. Commie Landis. Mrs. M. H Landis, and Misses Joyce Gl»nn and Caro! Landis, ail of 301 W South Street, motored to Virginia Beach. Va.. recently, to visit Mrs. Ruth Gienn, who is stay- J mg at. the beach this summer. They reported an enjoyable trip. SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY j Mrs. Beulah H. Powell host- j erf a surprise birthday party in honor of her mother, Mr* Nannie P. Lewis, August 28 The living and dining areas were beautifully decorated in white and pink. The center piece of the table was white with pink roses, and the birth- , day cake was white with pink j candles. Three courses of food were served. Mrs. Thelma C. Heartley and Mrs. Alma P Daniel received the guests. Many persons were in attend- j anee. RETURN TO WASHINGTON. D. C. Mrs. Loretta Person and family and her sister, Miss Fannie Mur ray. have returned to Washington D C after visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hawkins. VISITS N. Y. CITY Mrs Carrie Kearney left for N Y. City last week to visit friends SEPTMEBER BIRTHDAY Mrs. Mary A. Wagner of 321 F Cabarrus Street celebrated her birthday on September Ist. MISS EE WARDS' BIRTHDAY Miss Gail Edwards, the daughter of Mr and Mrs. E L. Edwards, of 60! W Cannon Street, observed her fifth birthday recently She receiv ed many gifts from friends and relatives. MRS CAMPBELL'S PARTY Mr. Ralph Campbell and children gave their wife, anri mother a surprise birthday party, recently, at their home | on E. Lenoir St. Mildred, the only girl i o the family, was a* busy a* a bee with her grandmother, Mrs Kay, making plans to get Mrs. Campbell out of the house In j time Mrs. Campbell received some beautiful and useful gifts. An ice cream course, mints and peanuts were served. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs Charles Irving. Mrs. Mamie Riddick, Mrs. Geneva P. Brown, Mr and Mrs. John White and guest. Mr John Kay, Mr. and Mrs Jones of Detroit. Mr. James Taylor, Mr. and Mrs Va! Hamlin and Mrs. Willie O. Kav. NEW YORK CITY GUESTS Mrs. Stella Brother* and daughter. Mrs. Mattie. Perry and granddaughter. Miss Ce lestlne Whatley of New York CHv are visiting their aunt. Mrs F O Gatling, 1519 E Jones Street. MR PERRY HINTON RETURNS Mr. Perry Hinton has returned | after visiting his daughter, Mrs ' Dezola Johnson, in Washington, D, ||C | MRS ARMSTRONG VISITS i Mr* Alma Armstrong ha* beer, ' visiting relatives and friends in ! Washington. D. C MISS TAYLOR IS HOSTESS Mr. James Taylor of New York is ! visiting his sister. Miss Ruth Tay lor. 710 S McDowell Street. ; MRS JOHNSON’S SON BACK Mr. Charles Leonard has return ! frm visiting his mother. Mrs. Dezo- I la Johnson, of Washington. D C. j RETURN FROM NEW YORK POINTS Miss Will* a. Mclver and Mr* Hattie M. Edmondson returned re cently from Jamestown, N. Y., Chautauqua. N Y.. New York City and Montclair, N J. Mr. W. R Ed mondson motored up to join them in Montclair, where they visited their son. Dr, W. R. Edmondson and his family. They visited Asbury j Park and Belmar Beach, also. They 1 reported « very enjoyable vaea j tion. j MRS TRICE HOSTS DAUGHTER ! Mr? Margaret T Coleman of ! New York City is visiting her m>- i ther, Mrs Julia Trice who has I j been very sick SPENDING FEW DAYS HERE j t Mrs Luveni* Pettiford Whit* of |! New York City is spending a few S 1 day* with her mother and friends aiggeg BBBBBTMMBMi My Lady', Doing, BY MRS. MAY L. BROADIE "Our Father, we are so thankful , that we can continue to give a shining witness to faith in the ms- j t.ure year? of life Keep us, we ; pray,” OBERLIN BAPTIST Sunday ! < WEEKLY MEDITATION BY COLIN DOUGLAS BY COLIN DOUGLAS ' For he will give his angels : * charge over thee To keep thee in all thy ways” —Psalms 91:11 ( How often have you brer trou bled or perplexed by some circum stance in your lif c and felt that here. MR. FURMAN PERKY VISITS Mr. Furman Perry of E Jones Street, is visiting his son. brothers and sisters in New York City MISS TRICE GIVES PARTY j Miss Margaret Trier gave a party recently in honor of her guests. Miss Connie Newport of Amherest. Mass,, and Ctt! Walter Washington, formerly of Holyoke. Mass. He is sla (iorved with the U S Marines in Norfolk. Va. MRS WHITMIRE GUESTS Mr Roy Johnson and Mr Wade Johnson of New York City are visiting Mrs. Florence Whitmire of j East Jones Street. ! BACK TO HAMPTON. VA Mrs Lessie J Morgan has re ! turned to Hampton. Va . after vi j siting her sister. Miss Ethel John* i son of Fowle Street NORFOLK VISITOR Miss Allie Hinton spent a few | days in Norfolk, Va with her sister ! and other relatives. VACATIONED IN NORTH Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Pow ell, Jr., of this cit?' and Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie B. Stephen son of Mt. Olive, N. C. have re turned to their homes after spending an enjoyable vaca tion in Atlantic City, New York and Canada visiting friends ] ST MONICA’S SCHOOL PTA St Monica's P. T A will be held i Sunday. September 6 at 3:30 p m. in the school auditorium. All pa rents are asked to be present. MISS HARRIS RETURNS HOME Miss Angelia Harris of Rocks- ; way Beach. N. Y., was in the city i last, weekend visiting Miss Phillis Ann Terry of 315 Waldrop Street. DR. DELANEY TO WISCONSIN i Dr. Moses N. DeLaney. associate professor of religion and nhiloso- j phy at Shaw University, left Satur day for Greenlake, Wisconsin where he and four Shaw Universi ty students will attend the Nat ional Student Conference Baptist Student Movement, which begins Sunday. August 30. and concludes Friday, September 4 Shaw Univer sity students attending are Barba ra J Hailes. Petersburg, Va., Hat tie B Palmer. Macon. Reginald : Mercer. Washington. D. C and Al bert, Hockadav of Ftaleigh. BRIDE-ELECT HONORED Mrs Laura Myers, entertained Saturday. August 29th, at the home of Mr and Mrs. W. M Britt, 2 Star Street, honoring 'Miss Mary Helen Debnam. formerly of this city, now’ of East Orange. N J. and her fiance. Mr. Joseph S Jack son. of Montclair. N. J The table, rovered with a white cut cloth, was centered wuth as sorted flower* Assilisng with the serving were Mr*. Ella Jonee and Mrs- Grace Parks. Guest* Included Mr, Earl Rich ardson, Montclair, N J.; Mr. and Mrs. W. M Britt, Mt. and Mrs. Robert Jackson, Jr., Mr, and Mrs. James A. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. James M Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Brinies Parke?, Mrs. OrdeH Mor gan, Mr*. Connie Burk Mrs. Edna Chandler. Mrs. Mary Harris. Mr. Joe McDuffie, Mrs. Ella Jones, Mrs. Grace Parks. Misses Freddie Wil i liavns and Vivian Burt j WASHINGTONS HOST EVANS FAMILY Mr and Mrs. Frederick T. Evans of Winston-Salem, N C, visited their uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Fred D. Washington of S. Person Street School opened at 945 with Supt Walter Curtis in charge. Morning '■ervices started at 11 o clock with the Tots Choir in charge of music. The pastor. Dr Grady D. Davis, delivered an inspiring sermon you could not successfully meet the things before you? These are the i times when you can test your faith j in the omnipresence and omr.ro- j fence of God When we turn to God in faithful - praper. our thoughts are lifted up I and our entire outlook changes. ■ Through quiet prayer, we can make contact with the Divine Spir- j it and we can become conscious of new power filling our minds anci blessing ns and all our affairs. Through prayer and the comfort ing knowledge it brings of His lov ing presence we acquire the cour age and the will to do the things j that are before us—and arc given | the understanding we /iced to cope ; with any circumstance Unhappiness and inharmony can have no power over us when we i continually affirm the pi I’sence and : power of God in out lives and in i the lives of all other persons As j we continue to acknowledge His presence in and about ns and all i I other persons—our families, our friends, our associates —we help to create harmony in all out human relationships: we help to bring . peace to our environment The light of the Holy Spirit clan- j i ifies our understanding, and we i no longer allow persona! bios, pre.i- ; ] udice, or petty selfishness to influ- j ence our ability to judge rightly, j in accord with His Word We rel* - j on the light, of the Holy Spirit to enable us to discern, truth to dis- j tinguish the real from th*> false to identify ourselves with the thing? of the world, which are transitory and unsubstantial * “Light is sown for the righteous. And gladness for the unright i» heart " —Psalms 37 11. Maple Temple I Church flews BY MISS LENA M. EURE On Sunday morning. August 30. service began a! 11:00 o'clock The junior choir was in charge j of music for the dav. The pastor made the call In worship and the choir sang. 'What A Friend.” We were then led in prayer by the pastor, the Rev. M F Booker, as afterwhich the chior sang. My Hope Is Built ’* The scripture lesson was read by the pastor from the Book of Job, 14th chapter, verses 1-22. After the reading of the scripture lesson, prayer was offered by Deacon Simmons. The mission offering was lifted while the choir sang. "He Brought Me Out.” Deacon Holloway’ asked God's blessings over this offering. The announcements of the week and the introduction of the visit ors were made. The general offering was lifted while the choir sang, "If Is No I Secret" This offering was conse ! crated by the singing of. Praise ! God From Whom All Blessings now.” Before the pastor began his ser mon the choir sang, "It's A High way To Heaven.” The pastor then began his ser mon which was centered around the 9th verse of the 14th chapter of the Book of Job. which reads, "Yet. through the scent of water if will bud, and bring forth boughs like a plant,” If was a every spirited and wen delivered sermon and enjoyed by all present Immediately after the sermon the choir offered as an invitational hymn, “In The Land Where Well Never Grow Oil ” Rev Mrs Hattie Perry offered a special prayer for Rev C. C Bur nett. our assistant pastor, who is confined to Si Agnes Hospital and (he sick and shut-ins of our church and everywhere The Doxology and the benedict MONUMENTS Siae® 1962—Marble-Granite start ®^KSg^a§p mg name tnd ' caie* cat u 1 «4 erection h* ’Bay' ik»«U , '^~r~ "** WARNER MEMORIALS #§!9 Hifetearo, &al«igit : Hi. C, Aci'otn S&ih-oari —Street ctif Method) young’s missionary tem pi,?.; CME—Church School began j at 9:45 with Supt, Della R Ford j in charge of music. Scripture was j read from the 3rd chpter of Levi- I ticus. The very good message was j given by the pastor, the Rev. J. N. Leverette. WILLIAMS GROVE BAPTIST— Church School started at 9:45 with Supt. William Davis, Sr., in charge. There was no regular church ser vices. LILY OF THE VALLEY BAP TIST —Sunoay School opened at 9:45 with Supt, Joseph Williams, in charge After Church School the congregation joined in singing for the Home Missions Hour. It was j enjoyed by all. WILSON TEMPLE METHODIST I —Church School opened at 9:45 j with Supt Nannie Morgan in I charge of music. The very inspir- I ing message was delivered by the , district supt., the Rev, W, T. i Brown, Greensboro FIRST BAPTIST Sunday School started at 9 30 with Gener al Supt. -William H Taylor, Sr., in chaige of Church School. A won derful sermon was given by the pastor, (he Rev. C. W Ward. His, ! subject, was - Volunteers For God” j The Men’s Choir was in charge of music. Dr. Nelson H. Haris. Shaw University professor and deacon I of the church was congratulated on i his assignment for a year as a vjs ' iting professor a< the University of i Chicago. Births EDITORS NOTE: Thf fol lowing births were recorded at Saint Agnes Hospital last ! week: Mr. and Mrs Eugene Johns. Jr. j of Raleigh, a son, August 22. Mr. and Mrs. Moses Brodie of Raleigh, a daughter, August 22 Mr and Mrs. Willis E. Cotton of Raleigh, a daughter. August. 23. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Junior Vins ton. of Raleigh, a daughter, Aug ust 23. Mr. and Mrs Frank Simpson of ; Raleigh, a daughter, August 23. Mr. and Mrs Andrew Thorpe of • Clayton, a daughter, August 24. Mr. and Mrs. Ebenezer Holder, of , Raleigh, a son, August 24. | Mr. and Mrs Charles McCullers j I of Raleigh, a son. August 24. I Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Young of 1 Raleigh, a daughter, August 24. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis of Raleigh,' a son. August 26. Mr. arid Mrs. George Cameron of Raleigh, a daughter August 26. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Edwards of i Raleigh, a son. August 26. Mr. and Mrs James McLean of Raleigh, a son. August 27 Mr. and Mrs, Willie Deaden of Raleigh, a son, August 27, Mr and Mrs. James Smith of ! Raleigh, a son, August 27. Mr. and Mrs, James Parham of ! Raleigh, a son, August 27. I Mr. and Mrs. Sylvaner Vick- of j Zebulon a daughter, August 27 Mr and Mrs James Utley of j Raleigh, a son, August 28 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jones of ! Raleigh, a son. August 28. j Mr. and Mrs. Otha Kearney of j ion closed the service to; the nam ing. RICK AND SHUT-INS Mr? Dorthy Canady and Rev C : C Burnett 4 MAKE EXTRA MONEY SELL IHL msasassoasiem M JrjS **m»bbbbis» Cmolinicm Your own state newspaper, with news of your community while it is still news. Liberal Commission Pill out and mail the coupon below at once. « - The CAROLINIAN * 518 E, Martin Si. 5 Raleigh. N. C. ! 8 * Fleass send details of how I can cam money welling { 8 The CAROLINIAN in my community l think I can sell § * j _ , topic* weekly. g ? NAME - _ S S ’ i ADDRESS a.-., f~ » I « CITY OR TOWN W waw «w waw ♦«*» tvxt wftsw sraraw «awsr ***#»*> whzjsw «b*o* ■waap “Him «w r * i * r Wedding Bells EDITOR’S NOTE: Marriage licenses were issued to the fol lowing persons iast week: RUDOLPH GRIFFIN. 25. of Wendell. Route 2 and MELVILENE FOSTER. 21, of Zebulon. Route 2. August 24. BENJAMIN WEEKS, JR.. 21, of Zebulon. Route 2 and ALMA DOS- ! IS JONES, 17. of Zebulon, Route 4. August 25, JOSEPH JACKSON, 34. of Mont clair, N. J . and MARY HELEN DEBNAM, 30. of East Orange, N J„ August 27. HINTON McNAIR, JR.. 20 of 1151 Cross Street and TRUEVINE HENRY, 19. of Raleigh, Route 4, August 27. ARTHUR GREENE. 54. of 226 ! Bledsoe Avenue and MAVIS MIL- j LER, 33 Garner, Route 1, August 28. BENJAMIN C BROWN. 20. of 2180 Linson Street. Besumon!. Tex. and STELLA MAE SEWELL, 17. of 325 East Martin Street. August 28. JAMES E WIGGINS. J'R . 19. of Apex. Route 1 and GLORIA FREEMAN, 19. of 520 Calloway j Drive, August 28 ji Rush Memorial L M. E. ZION 1 Church News j BY MRS ANNIE H. THORPE j Despite the downpour of rain! last Sunday, we can thrathfully boast of fine services If was the ! sth Sunday and again the junior choir and junior ushers were in charge, each displaying in * very fine way, his many talents After the call to worship at ex- | actly 11 o’clock, the junior choir j marched gracefully out 0/ the i | choir room singing. “God Os Our ! Fathers.” Tney knelt around the altar for the prayer of consecra tion. After the singing of the dox ology. followed by the pastoral prayer and choral response, the Ist hymn, "God Moves In A Mysteri ous Way.” was sung, lined by our pastor, the Reverend W. D. Car son. The responsive reading was for the 35th Sunday: “Family Re ligion.” Scripture . lesson was then read by the pastor, from St. John, the 11th chapter, comprising 25 ver ses The fervent prayer was also I offered by Rev. Carson. Our 2nd j hymn, “O For A Thousand Ton gues," was sung while the con gregation meditated devoutly. The pastor then chose his text from the same scripture read: St. John. 11:21: “Then said Martha unto Jesus, Lord, if thou nadst been here, my brother would not have died ” The minister began by saying that Martha's faith and 1 belief in Jesus was unlimited Martha's faith was like a bruised He then enlarged on the follow weed ing points: 1, she believed thaet Jesus was coming, because she had asked for Him; 2. she believed He had the power to save; 1 she be lieved what Jesus had said 4, she fell at His feet and caught the drippings of His word. This mess age was powerful and one that was 1 greatly enjoyed by *ll present. Our evening services are just as enjoyable and spiritual and we in- Ra’eifh. 3 son. August 28 Mr and Mrs George Smith of & Raleigh, a daughter, August 3S H ivir it *¥» or c I^l 11 mJ .C> xi, A 11. j || MRS. LOUISE BRICKLE Mrs. Louise Brickie, mother of Mrs. Mary Williams of this city, died in New York City on August 25. Funeral services were conduct ed b ythe T. C. Hamans at the Mount Hope Cemetery on Thursdcy, August 27. Mrs. Brickie was also the mother of the late Mrs. Margaret Washington of this city. MR. TOM WATKINS Mr. Tom Watkins of Knight dale. Route 1, died at his home on Wednesday, August 26. Fun eral -ervices were conducted by the Rev. J. W. Jones, pastor of Fayetteville Street Baptist Church, at the Riley Hill Baptist Church on Sunday. August 30. Burial fol lowed in the church cemetery- Survivors are: his wife, Mrs. An nie Ehtnn Watkins of the home: three sons, Newbern and Waiter Thos. 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